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It’s never too late to start learning PowerShell

Tue, 27 Mar 2018 10:34:53 +0000

It’s 2018 now and you might think who doesn’t know PowerShell yet. Although I’ve seen the number of people using PowerShell increasing over the past years, there’s still plenty of people out there that have the learning curve for PowerShell ahead of them. A few years ago, when the use of PowerShell got traction amongst many IT professionals the web was full of learning resources by means of blog posts, podcasts and online trainings. It seems that nowadays we expect everyone to be past the beginner’s level and so the type of content that is shared within the community is slightly changing to more advanced topics as well and that’s good for those that are riding the PowerShell wave already. However, let’s take into consideration that even in 2018, twelve years after PowerShell (Monad) arrived there are people that just start their journey into PowerShell. Think of the younger generation of IT professionals who spend the last ten years in school or the senior IT pro who’s changing their career into a field where PowerShell knowledge becomes inevitable.

ReadTip: BranchCache Learning Roadmap

Wed, 30 Mar 2011 19:30:34 +0000

Microsoft has published a BranchCache Learning Roadmap document. Download the document from here

This learning roadmap provides you with links to prerequisite information you need to understand and deploy BranchCache, and also provides links to BranchCache information from level 100 to level 300. In addition there are links to optional information that will enhance your ability to expand and manage your BranchCache deployment.

Windows 7 – Learning Portal

Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:38:10 +0000

https://www.microsoft.com/learning/windows-7/default.mspx